Saturday 12th September

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Anyone wishing to come hunting who is not a subscriber is very welcome. Please contact the Secretary, James Twinberrow, on 07773 139050 for meet information and to arrange payment before booking your place. He is also happy to advise on caps and subscriptions for the season ahead.

Please ask for advice about parking, you will usually be directed to a farmyard near to the meet where parking is allowed. Please be considerate when parking and do not block drives and respect mown verges.

Please book in using this page to helps us keep an accurate record of attendance and means that, should anything need to change at short notice, we can quickly contact those affected. It is also a great help with parking arrangements and catering. The same booking procedures apply to all foot and car followers.

For any questions or queries please email:

Worcestershirehunt@gmail.com

Visitors please read the following guidelines

• Introduce yourself to the Secretary and offer your cap for the day. Please don’t wait for the Secretary to find you.

• Ask who the master for the day is and say good morning.

• Never overtake the field master, and always listen carefully to his or her instructions.

• Always thank traffic that slow down or stops and never block the road.

• Don’t park in gateways or driveways unless specifically told you can.

• If you hear the shout “huntsman please!” or “whip please!” move to the side and allow them to pass.

• Always turn your horses head towards the Hounds. If you hear someone call "Hounds Please" keep well out of the way and move to the side to allow them to pass you.

• Please shut gates if you are the last through unless told otherwise, and if the person in front of you shouts “gate, please!” or any other messages pass it back to the next person.

• Never ride across the middle of a field of sown corn, even if you see hunt staff doing so.

• We have a lot of children that enjoy coming out with the Worcestershire Hunt, please be mindful and stay aware of where they are.

• Do ask questions about what is going on. The more you understand about a day’s hunting the more you will enjoy it. The Worcestershire Hunt are a friendly bunch and will be very happy to answer your queries.

• If you know your horse might kick, put a red ribbon on the tail and stay well out of the way whenever possible, a green ribbon lets people know it is a novice or young horse.

• If you do not wish to jump find out who the other nonjumpers are and they will be happy to help you find a way round.

• Please find the field master before you go home and say thank you and good night, which is the traditional way to say goodbye — even at 9am.

• The Worcestershire Hunt nor any of the farmers or landowners can be held responsible for any accident or injury to horse or rider or anyone else who follows the hunt. Hunting can be dangerous and it is your responsibility to take all reasonable care and caution for the sake of yourself and others in the Field.

• Please ensure you carry an emergancy contact details card with you

• Above all, please be polite and use common sense. We wish to encourage everyone to have a safe and enjoyable day!